Taoist Arts Center New York:
Chinese Philosophy

On these pages you will find articles and research on the healing effects of tai chi, chi kung (qigong), Taoist Meditation, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Doctors and medical researchers continue to investigate the effects of these arts on conditions including diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, pain, and stress management. This page presents a selection of health articles along with others on Chinese philosophy and culture.

Tai Chi, Chi Kung, Meditation

Chinese Philosophy

Medicine & Research
 

 Zen and Taoist Stories
Stories like the following one called "Go with the Flow" and others on  subjects like Ego, Obsession, Meditation, and Surprise make this short  article a must read for everyone.

Tao Te Ching
The Tao Te Ching is one of the foundations of  Chinese philosophy. It has been widely translated and studied by martial artists and scholars for  centuries. This translation by Gia Fu Feng and jane English is one of my favorites.

The I Ching: An Introduction
This ancient manual of fortune and divination has been used by the Chinese for centuries. Known as The Book of Changes it describes all human endeavor in terms of  interactions of  Yin and Yang.

The I Ching: Book of Wisdom
Confucius, standing by a river, said: "Everything flows on and on like this river, without pause, day and night."
The underlying philosophy  of the I Ching  is the idea of change.

 Chinese New Year
The Lunar New Year is the largest celebration in Asia. Find out when to celebrate the New Year  and which animal it represents.

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